, 1887-11-10

I'.H't >'.ii+ I1iEt N'Ek.
Tho J.. Ii-s - tie Presbyterian cAuIch
are 10 @i,e g rr".;.j ft he residence Of
Mr. i. Ii, IiIiI atNt Tu. shay e.eri-E.
The - s." club will have Il social
ia-cc at Rel Mems Hail Oh Friday
evening. Ml~t- ~ Prof. aud Mrs
Vaughn.
The Women's Auxiliary to st. Paul's
Episcopal Church will meet this after
noon at o'clock at the residence o! Mrs
Capt JAS. Morgan to work.
\ Air. Liverm0rc, of San Francisco,
has engaged one os EiSembeis' brick
buildings on tie scc-wnli front, ard Will
open therein large boot and shoe store.
Don't borrow the DAILY ARaUs from
your neighboF. Subscribe for it. Ii is
eXpeniiug lots Of money TO get the tele-
graph news for YOU is fresh as possible.
The trial of Pat. Kane on charge of
assault preferred by the Chinese cook of
the Dispatch was again postponed yes
teviay. Tits pJuiiu. ~ Justice Van
Bokkelen's court.
Miss Ransom, of California, is at the
Central, awaiting the sailing OF the
AIasAa steamer. She will go to Juneau
to teach the government school.
TIE Y. NJ. G. y. rooms are being dec
GRATED with notices, rules OF cardo, &c.
Files are also being provided for pre-
serving newspapers kept there for the
convenience OF the pubic.
ATessrs. Geo. Starett and Bert. Adams
yesterday accomplished the difficult feat
OF hoisting the new twOton safe into the
second story of the county building. 1t
/ was done with book and tackle and a
team OF horses.
All new subscribers who take the AR
GUS for the year lSSS either the DAILY
Or WEEKLY get the edition for
which they subscribe free from now till
January Ist. Send IL your names.
! Deputy Sheriff LOTUS arrived this
. morning. from Ludlow, having III
custody one Willie Lawrence charged
with assault with Il deadly weapon.
The Whatcom RerciNc comes out reg
ulariY nowa-da!s as u donble-headed
mons, we mean NEWSPAPER. But, like
/ the nameIe,s insect that needs no wings,
it lets there just the same"
Delegate Voorhees, has recommended
Bates Cavenaush for appointment TO
/ West Point, he having passed the high
| est at the competitive examination. The
/ yuuug man is L son of Hon. 4. II. Cav
anaugh, editor Of the Olympia Partisan.
/ We are glad to announce that Rev.
/ W Lund, of Marshfield, Or, has ac-
copied :. call 10 become Rector of st.
| Parl's Episcopal Church in this city.
I The geutiemun expects to arrive here
with his wife in time for beginning work
/ next Sunday
The ARGUS Real Estate Co. is answer
ing letters of inquiry about the country
at the rate of about four day. If one
| tenth OF those who are iuguiring should
! actually come and locate we would
/ have population enough for two states
/ before the coming year Is ont.
/ Mr.. Corrigan has fitted up his mer-
/ chant tailor establishment i'll improved
/ style and ha wants You TO get your
I order in early il you want clothing In
/ time f,r the holidays. He has some very
| choice and stylish goods, which he is
ready to make up on short notice.
| Fresh paint is being used so freely on
/ the residence portion of the U. S. Marine
hospital property that lis appearance has
I been greatly changed. Some say that
matrimony is liable 10 be committed
| after everything gets fixed SO nice. but -
, --! Sh-h-h; don't tell any
| body.
Notice Of the red rag of light at Tat
/ GOSH to cover Duncan and DuntZe rocks,
/ heretofore published. contained an error
/ in the bearings, as We are informed by
| circular. Correct bearings from sea-
ware are given - 10 min. between the
bearings S. Sc. q L. and Sc. 5aS. The
| rocks lie in the axis of the ray.
Morgan & Hastings little steamer Yir-
/ ginia quietly sank during the night at
| her berth between the Hastings wharf
! and Union wharf-leaviug a portion of
| her smoke stack only above water. Chas.
Hammond, who was sleeping ON board
barely escaped. The tug Pioneer ran
! her down. She lies where she can easily
! be raised.
Funny, amt it just when the tele
! graph line is wanted most it breaks.
This morning when we are expecting
| importan: and interesting election
news. snap goes the wire. Shoulu it be
/ possible to get anything additional of
| importance during the day we will issue
an extra. As 1t is, our telegraph news is
| limited and unsatisfactory.
| Tie new democratic morning daily to
! be established at Seattle will be called
tie H'dShingfO1idm. 1t Will be pub
lished by joint stock company whose
/ directors are: Hon. Il. 6. Hill OF Port
! Townsend; A. II. Chambers of Olympia;
/ Messrs. j. T. Ronald and IL. y. EIlicott
and DIR. F. B. NJ. Miller of Seattle.
! Officers Will be elected soon, and the en-
| terwrise placed on its feet.
Four weeks from next Monday, the
! legislature will begin its eleventh bien-
NAL session. There will probably be
contest for the control of the urganIza-
tious, both branches being about evenly
divided politically. We hear Hon. Mil
ton Gable OF Whitman county and Hon.
0. G. White of Columbia SPOKEN of IN
connection with the presidency of the
council. Either would aequit himself
with credit.
Bull puuchers, listen 10 this: The
Port Admiral says that in Africa they